Test has a color changing tip keep it in your urine stream or in the cup. For 5 seconds. After it's changed from white to Pink. Place the stick on a flat surface with a result window facing.

A blue line will appear in the Control Window within 2 minutes to show that the test has worked. Read your result after 2 minutes. If there is a '–' in the Result Window when the line in the Control Window appears, your result is 'Not Pregnant'.

Know this: All Clearblue® pregnancy tests are over 99% accurate from the day you expect your period. False positives very rarely occur, and are often due to medical conditions or certain medications. False negatives, while more common, typically occur due to testing too early or drinking too much liquid before testing.

A plus sign. A negative symbol, means you're not pregnant; but if you see another line cross the negative line to form a plus sign, this means you're pregnant. You will also see another line in the control box which tells you the test worked.

Distinct and consistent color bands appear on the Control (C) and Test (T) regions. Color intensity of the bands may vary according to concentration and level of hCG development. The test line is usually slightly weaker in intensity in comparison to the control line.

A positive pregnancy test result will typically either show up as a plus sign, two double lines, or one line in a results circle or window, though there are other kinds of test results, including the digital ones that show the word "yes" or "pregnant" when they're positive.

In a urine test, a piece of reactive paper detects the HCG. This test might show a plus sign, double vertical lines or even the word “pregnant.” Different tests will show a positive result in unique ways. Read the directions that come with the test to know what a positive result will look like.

Drinking too much liquid before testing, using an expired test or not storing it properly (pregnancy tests should be stored between 36° and 86°F) can also result in a false negative. If you think you're pregnant but the test result is negative and you tested early, test again on the day you expect your period.

(3) Ultra Early: 79% of pregnant results can be detected 6 days before your missed period. (4) Digital Ultra Early: 78% of pregnant results can be detected 6 days before your missed period. (5) Weeks since conception shown as 1-2, 2-3 or 3+ on screen. (6) Weeks result 97% in agreement with later ultrasound dating scan.

If the Control line (C) and the Test line (T) are visible, the test is positive. Any faint visible colored test (T) line with the control line (C) should be read as positive.

If two lines show up, even if the test line (T) is very faint, that's a positive - or pregnant result. If only the control line (C) shows up, the test is negative. Either you're not pregnant or it's too early to test.

There should be no apparent band on the Test (T) region. The control line is designed to validate the test and should be crisp and clear in intensity against the white background. Distinct and consistent color bands appear on the Control (C) and Test (T) regions.